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Randy B. Singer wrote: The iFixIt Mini breakdown makes it clear that the Wifi antenna is in the *base* of the Mini. Sitting that base on, or surrounding it by, something metallic may impair Wifi

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Their new product launch videos make everything look so appealing :-). I’ve stopped watching those and it has gone a long way to suppressing the desire for new “candy”. -- Bev in TX

Since no one else has replied … There was a similar discussion last May, which you might find helpful: /g/macsupportcentral/topic/106302238#msg19732

JIm: Sure, there are people doing things that require every new computer and OS that comes out. There are also people, like me who ran my office on two Mac Book Pros (2009 and 2014 models) and 3 MB

It’s “normal” on Windows. It is abnormal for the Macintosh. Your Mac might run slowly for a few days after upgrading to a new version of the Mac OS, because it’s doing things like re-indexing

Exactly, Bev. One size does not fit all. It requires a case by case determination. Since sells hardware, Apple does its best to make the new eye-candy as appealing as possible, but not to make many

I was definitely experiencing that with Safari under High Sierra, not so much with Brave. I started using Firefox for some websites. It wasn’t entirely satisfactory, but it was the lesser evil. Now

Everyone has different needs and requirements. Sometimes those include “if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it”, but not always. AFAIC, there is no one size fits all. Those needing to take advantage

I’m already hearing reports that Safari under High Sierra doesn’t always work properly. It’s the same for Brave. I agree with the sentiment that “if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it” in that

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Yeah, and most of those new things are nice, but just eye-candy, not life critical tasks. So, it you are not rolling in the bucks…

I agree with John, if you can truly live without the latest eye-candy, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Brent

Randy B. Singer wrote: I have been making bootable clones using SuperDuper! for years; I have not tried to do so since Dave Nanian’s warning about macOS 15.2. However, since I *HAVE* a bootable

John Mills wrote: Why use a 2017 macOS? Why not a 2002 version? Mine is running fine on Sequoia, and has been for 4+ months. High Sierra is 7? years old. There are things some of us want to do that

UPDATE! David Nanian of Shirt Pocket Software says that SuperDuper! can once again create bootable clone backups under Beta 2 of macOS 15.3. So, one can presume that once the final verison of macOS